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i have a nipper and a jane powertwin youre welcome to come and try her? my 2.5yos fot well in both nipper much lighter and nicer to push

take them to the potty very regularly i think.... and peer pressure

Some MWs aren't very good at bf support. But i doubt they would recommend leaving a 2w baby to slepe all night x

Damzel, your minder will caryy on with it surely?

caroline_green Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- But I am with your daughter, they > normally wake up when they are hungry. Not necessarily, easy for a tiny baby to get jaundiced, sleepy and be too weak to feed.

Sally and Rene: http://www.independentmidwives-southeast.co.uk/ Will Pm you my birth story. No problem having them with you at Kings as "friends"

nylonmeals Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > my issue around weaning is that our little one > seems to eat an enormous amount of puree, he just > loves it! - I keep being told let the baby lead > you so am keeping on going (and going and going) > until he finally stops but I think at some point > he might well explode :-) > am i doing the right thing?? Is he still taking enough milk?

Can you sneak it up on her by getting the paddling pool out or giving her a bath or shower then just let her run around after with no nappy on? rather than removing the nappy out of the blue and having a standoff?

Lol at Pickle

There is a room upstairs at the Magnolia. I find the staff there really ARE family friendly and helpful. I wouldn't spend my money at the Herne having seen the contempt they seem to have for some of their customers!

My SIL booked at the herne for her 60th birthday and they were awful, very rude and had her in tears. I wouldn't rely on them at all for an important family event, I'm afraid.

Mine still fall asleep in the morning if we are in the car for any length of time... but that's handy actually for days out!

I think I would probably buy a different potty, some pants, and take the opportunity to take her in the loo with you and let he know you poo in the toilet... and that she she is bigger 9and ready) she will too. Then use the book.. I have heard of lots iof children who can't poo out of a nappy for ages. But this is early days and if you can just get her to try again with the wees... My 2 yo is going pantless at home (few accidents) and wearing pants and skirts when we go out (mostly she just wees in the pants!)

We had our twins naming ceremony at the community ctre in Darrell Rd and did our own food, has an outdoor space too.

I love Winnie the poooh, and agree it is very funny!!

It does sound like he is in transition. I think trying to keep him awake in the morning by taking him out, very early lunch at 11 and then try a cot-nap, at least until it's established, is probably the way to go.

Is open 10-12

http://www.wandsworthtwinsclub.org.uk/articles.php?article_id=23

I will prob be on my grey blanket beside the tree beside the covered sandpit on the gate side

Let's say one o'c club then. I forget what time it opens, but the gate is open while they're setting up anyway isn't it

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I am torn between the sandpit (benefit: close enough to walk) and the one o'c club (benefit, I can be lazy as twins less prone to running off or climbing to the top of the helicopter) Child no 1 is out for the day with his godmother. What do people any think? Who's free and what do you fancy?

http://www.bliss.org.uk/page.asp?section=584&sectionTitle=Weaning+your+p

Prem babies it's based on actual age not adjusted age.. so it will still be 6m although she will prob need a bit more head support etc and purees compared with some 6m olds who can go straight o trying big chunks, these days...